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The ancients believed that people who died by hanging had the most painful deaths, their souls would not be able to rest in peace but would leave behind resentment and h…
The tradition of bringing a pine tree into the house to decorate for Christmas originated in Germany in the 16th century, when they attached beeswax candles to the branc…
In the past, turkeys played an important role in the religious beliefs of the ancient Mayan civilization.
Intel's new multi-billion dollar semiconductor factory in Germany has helped archaeologists find two prehistoric graves from human sacrifices.
Getting tied up, pouring dirty mixture on people, bathing 72 hours before the wedding, tearing the bride's dress to receive good luck... are the confusing wedding custom…
This stunning dress has gone down in British royal history with amazing details that, after 70 years, are still intact.
Known as the 'poor man's fireworks,' Dashuhua is a 500-year-old firework ritual used in Nuanquan, China, to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
Under the Nguyen Dynasty, the wedding of princes and princesses was conducted methodically, according to the regulations.
Israeli researchers found cannabis at a nearly 3,000-year-old temple, showing that ancient Israelis used marijuana as part of a religious ceremony.
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Every year at the time of communication between the old year, there will be the Exclamation Ceremony. So what is the Exclusion Ceremony, Ceremony of Naturalization? In t…
A professor of the University of Arizona (USA) is called by Fox News archaeologist eagle eyes because of the great discovery from a free online map online.
In late August, media reported that archaeologists had found a mass burial site in northern Peru. This is the largest collective children's tomb ever discovered in the w…
The Environmental Photographer of the Year awards ceremony took place in New York, at the same time as the United Nations Climate Change Summit.
Documentary images of photographer Mau Hoang Thiet document the atmosphere of teaching and learning in the rear of the North in the 1960s and 70s of the last century.